openspec-onboard

You can learn the OpenSpec workflow by using a guided tutorial that walks you through creating a change, drafting specs, implementing, and archiving directly on your project. This interactive approach turns abstract concepts into hands-on experience with your own codebase.

The OpenSpec workflow is a complete change cycle process that moves from initial exploration to archiving. It involves drafting artifacts like proposals, specs, designs, and tasks, then implementing those changes before finally archiving the completed work.

Yes, full functionality requires the OpenSpec CLI and a git repository with a dev branch. The tutorial operates directly on your codebase to perform real code modifications using project-specific context, so these prerequisites are necessary.

Yes, new developers can use this guided workflow to perform their first small bug fix. It provides a safe, educational environment that facilitates the entire process from start to finish while operating directly on the user's project.

The main limitation is that the tutorial requires the OpenSpec CLI and a specific git environment with a dev branch to function. Without these prerequisites, it cannot perform real code modifications or provide project-specific context.